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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

BY N. ". Bowie.
Real Eststs Auctionssr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
ALL THE PROPERTY. FRANCHIsEa
RIGHTS. &C..
or THE
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

By virtue Of the following DEGREES entered
In the causes OF William Malone, &C., ~.
The southern Telegraph Company and
Others" and The Farmers Loan ana Trust
Company Is. same"-viz.:
i. Decree entered in said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the Eastern
district OF Virginia on the 2lst day Of Lee
cember, 1885;
Q. Decree entered In said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the Western
district OF North Carolina on the Attn day OF
February, 1885;
8. Decree entered In said causes in the
United States Circuit Court for the District
OF south Carolina on the Attn day OF Febru-
airy, 1885:
1. Decree entered In said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the Middle
district Of Alabama on the 9th day OF Feb
ruary, 1885;
s. Decree entered In said causes In the
United States Circuit Court for the North.
ern district OF Georgia on the Ieth day OF
February, 1886
tbs undersigned. special commissioners
appointed thereby, win sell at public AUG
ton, In front Of the Office of the auctioneer,
Richmond, Va,
FEBRUARY i. 1887.
at Ia O'Clock NJ, ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE,
AND INTEREST, OF EVERY KIND AND
NATURE, OF THE SOUTHERN TELE.
GRAPH COMPANY In and 10 the line OF
telegrs PHI TO, from, and between the city OF
Washington and the city OF Selma, Ala, and
the various branches thereof (about 500
miles OF poles and about 8, 900 miles OF wire.
together with ell the Lands. Properties.
Franchises Telegraph Lines, Cables, Poles
Wires, Instruments, Tools, Apparatuses,
Offices Fixtures. Patents Patent Rights,
Contracts Leases, Securities, Rights,
Claims, Interest, and Demands Of every
kind, nature. and description whatsoever,
wherever the same may be or however Sit
usted, now held. owned, or possessed by the
said company.
The said telegraph line is In good condi.
lion, and Is now doing good business.
The line will be sold subject TO traffic
arrangement now existing between IL and
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
which will expire at the option OF the pur-
chaser upon sixty days notice.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. OF pur'
chate- money In cash and sufficient sum
In addition 10 make such payment as VIII
amount TO $4,000; the balance within
thirty days after sale.
ANY further Information desired will be
given by A. L. BoULwARE receiver, at Rich.
mond, Va. A. L. BOULMAhE,
H. Il. TURNER,
Commissioners.
~ w pn,yr Apotiopoar ia ga
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MRS. WHITxEY.
wife OF tho Secretary OF the navy,
ana y Society Leader ut
WasnfuetOU.

The beautiful and accomplished wife n
Mr.. Whitney, Secretary OF the Navy, is
probably the most influential leader In
Washington society at the present time.
Some OF her admirers claim that in the
charm Of her social successes she sur
passes all who have preceded her in the
capital city. She is a linguist, speak
ing well the modern languages, and is
able to converse on variety OF sub
jects OF interest TO cultivated people.
Her voice, sweet and sympathetic, assists
the fascination OF her beauty, refined car
Ii9ge, and exquisite taste in dress. Then
she commands The use OF q vast fortune,
and her receptions are characterized by a
lavshness of expenditure which Is uu-
edualed at any other house In Washington.
These surely are reasons enough why Mrs.
Whitney should be given title, the apt
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HAMPDEN.SIDNEY.
Entertaining the studsnts-A Mar
rfage.

Correspondence or the hcnmOnu Dlspatcnj
DECEMBER 81, 1886.
To those OF your readers whose ears have
been offended by the harsh notes Of the tin
horn and sudden burst OF the pop-crackers'
wrath II may be a sweet relief to hear from
place OF which II can be truthiully said It's
calm has been untroubled and its peace un-
disturbed by even so noisy factor In the
world as the small boy on the 25th OF De-
cfmber. This Is true OF our hamlet; Tor,
IN common with other educational centres,
We have seen our college and seminary dis
gorge themselves and the students iOyfully
taking their departure for home. Those
who have not been so fortunate as to spend
the merry days Of vacation in their own
homes have not been 50 unfortunate as IN
be forgotten In the homes here. for parties
and Christmas dinners did noble part In
alternating the wretchedness OF the
bomesick few who couldn't get
away. Conspicuousiy among the par
ties III mention the larIe en-
teriainment given by President McIlwane
Lass Monday night. The Doctor has very
keen eye to the comfort OF his large family
Of college boys, and 1 am quite sure that
zone Of the students that left attended upon
an entertainment which was the source OF
more happiness TO as many people rs the
party In question. Our Christmas season
was ushered in by an event that was des-
tined to darken the skies OF some. You
know the things that are capable OF BRING
ing us our intensest Joy can also become 10
us causes OF intensest sorrow, and while the
event about 10 be chronleled made some
people very happy, 1t gave to some Others
that feeling OF "goneness which Is near
enough akin to misery to be its syno.
nym. Hymen came down and troubled
the waters, and the result OF his visit
was the removal Of one OF our most
accomplished and attractive young ladies.
The seminary chapel was tastefully and
prettily decorated for the occasion; and
while the organ sweetly sounded forth the
Wedding March the Rev. X. b. Willis, OF
Oxford, N. c., led to the altar Miss NJ. Jasper
Bocock. The bride Is the only daughter. OF
the late Rev. John ii. Bocock, ID. d., and SIS
ter OF our young Greek professor. After the
knot had been tied with becoming sOlemni-
~ by DIR. Peck an elegant reception was
given by the BRIDES mother, whose house
the newly.wedded pair left for their new
home, while friends mingled best wishes
and congratulations with tne handouts OF
rice with which Mr.. and Mrs. Willis were
spriDkled.
Rumor talks imprudenty OF other such
events TO take place in our community.
You'll he duly notified, however. %.
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BETRAYED by a wisbbons.

his home I'm Newak. n. j., ostensibly to 60
to BARRIERS shop. Since that time he has
not been heard from by his wife and chill
dren. Recently Mr.. Weight told Mrs.
LichteDberger OF wishbone" incident
that occurred at ST. Louis, In which be was
the supposed husband.elect OF tie girl who
placed the bone over the door. He further
stated that the girl subsequently married a
man named Licbtenberger. This story led
TO an INVESTIGATION, and II was found that
the IoDg-missing husband had married
again. Mrs. Lichtenberger will commence
proceedings for divorce, and will probably
have her husband, who is how in Council
Bluffs, arrested for bigamy.
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NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
IN AND
NORFOLK RAILROAD COMPANY.
PASSENGER AND FAST FRBIGhT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, AND
RICHMOND.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Isr.

SCHEDULE IN EffECf NOVEMBER lsr.
Going EOKrH. losye Richmond. Rock
etis's wharf at Q A. n. on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYs. and SArU RDAfS, arriving
at Cape Charles II. a.; Philadelphia 40
A. NJ: New York 1880 A. NJ. clcI
Leave New York RIA Pennsylvania rail.
road every SUNDAY, TUESDAY, and
THURSDAY at 8 7. NJ: Philadelphia AZ
lilo p. M. from Pennsylvania railroad.
Broad street station. Arrive Cape Charles
$50 A. NJ; leave Cape charles by steamer
arriving at Richmond AZ y. NJ.
PULLMAN PALACE-CARs
run between New York and Philsielphls
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. dc
I SELDOM TAYLOR,

III SELDOM TAYLOR,
liz REAL ESTATE AGENT
AUCTIONEER, AND BROKER,
OFFICE, CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
sells Real Estate publicly and privately
Rents out Property. collects rents. makes
liberal advances on same; Negotiate:
Loans, End does everything else pertaining
10 Il lpgimate real estate business
j have ON my books for sale and rent
eveIy variety of REAL ESrA TIE. aud In.
wife call from all seeking q transaction OF
any kind IN my line.
With twenty-five years experience an .
facilities second to none and determined
in the future as In the past to give my per-
sonal attention 10 every matter with wn1ch
/ may be connected feel satisfied that 1
can give entire satisfaction 10 al who en-
trust their business 10 my care
Thanking my friends and customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me. most respectfully ask continu-
alton OF the same.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Eleventh aud Bank streets.
Telephone. No. 542. ia Est
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tom
l presume you have received from the
secretary OF the House Of Deputies two
puhlicailons--the one entitled Alterations
and Additions In the Book OF Common
Prayer loficiaD,v and the other "Tbe
Oroer for Morning and Evening Prayer aud
the L.tany." In my Judgment these doc,l.
menis ("ordered by the House OF Deputles')
are issued without legal authority, and are
ofno binding force whatever. Isee nothing,
therefore, that we can do except entirely 10
ignore them. and-until duly autbenti'
Gated copy OF the "aiteratIons and addi-
lions /" IL set forth continue TO conduct the
services OF the Church as we have been ac-
cusiomed 10 do, and as Is prescribed by
the rubrics.
Faithfully and aGectlonstely yours,
FRANCIS NJ. WBIrTLE,
Bishop Protestant Episcopal Church In
Virginia.
Richmond, December %, 1886.
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points. Through hiila OF lading issued q
low rates. G. A. TAYLOR,
se17 General Freight Agent
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
LARGE, NEW, AND wBLL-SELECTED
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
BEGINNING
FRIDAY, JANUARY z, 1887,
AT1l O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT No, 1910 EAST CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

in pursuance OF a deed OF assignment for
the benefit OF creditors bearing date No
vember 10. 1886, from w. ID. Kyle & 90. to
me, the undersigned, Twill, beginning
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1887,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing from
day 10 day SO long as may be necessary, sell
al pubic auction. at the store No. lll0 east
Cary street. Richmond, Va, their entire
stock OF HARDWARE and OFFICE FUR
NITURE and FIXTURES.
This stock, which is very full and COM
plete is open at any time between now and
day of sale TO the Inspection of the public At
No. 1910 east Cary street, where, also. can
be seen carefully prepared inventory OF
same.
TERMS: Cash as TO all sums OF 500 and
under; and for all sums over 500 on q
credit OF four months, the purchasers notes
for such sales TO be taken, with Interest
added, and to be Endorsed to satisfaction OF
trustee.
For further particulars apply at law Office
OF Coke *. Pickrell, State-Bank Building,
Richmond, Va. JOHN PICKRELL.
de 25 Trustee.
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oliver Twist.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:

10 The EditOr OF the DiSpQtch:
In your issue OF the 3lst Of December
you copied an article from the New York
Times headed "Oliver Twist in Skirts
Was not such heading gross libel Of the
character OF "0llyer Twist" (as portrayed
by the great Dickens! My recollection is
that little Oliver could not be Dribed nor
bullied into being thief at all, much less
OF being such an expert thief as the little
girl described by the Times. sometimes
think that "the truth OF history" is often
anything but the truth. Am right in the
above case, or was the Times right! A.
We deserve our correspondents rebuke
for not having been more careful.
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ness OF which ladies who know her amiabe
qualities never question.
"The Queen OF Entertainers Is q
daughter Of wealth-all her life accustomed
TO the advantages Of opulence. Her mother
was the only daughter OF Nathan Perry, in
his time probably the wealthiest man IN
Northern Ohio. He possessed much real
estate in the city OF Cleveland. Mrs. Whit
ney's educational advantages were OF SUI
peror character. and she improved them
with the exemplary diligence which now
rewards her as q hostess with the variety OF
resources in conversation that is the admi-
ration and delight OF her guests.
She possesses perfect figure. Her coun-
tenance is the index Of her sympathetic,
gentle, and generous disposition. The
eyes are large and blue, the mouth sweet
and sensitive. She is comparatively young
in years, but her abundant hair is already
gray.
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Notes from Liberty.
fCorrogpondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

LIBERTY. VA, December 81, 1886.
Judge q. A. Wingfeld, whose term ex.
pires tonight at II r. NJ, has been confined
to bis house for few days by an attack Of
erysipelss.
The trial orc. Il. Fizer, charged with
killing a eolored woman named Ida Jen-
kins last summer, came TO an end Saturday.
The verdict OF the Jury Was "not guilty
because insane"
Three colored prisoners escaped from the
Jail In this place night or two ago. One
Of them, put In for stealing pair OF shoes,
bad already served term ia the peniten-
tIaTy.
A msn named Jssh. Brown, who lives
some miles south Of Liberty, was badly
shot while hunting last Monday. He was
standing on fallen tree, when his gun
slipped and discharged both loads into his
wrist and face. CLICK.
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Rusinsss at Newport News in Decsm.
Der.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
NEWPORT News, VA, Dec. 81, 1886.
The following business has been done at
this port this month:
ENTRANCES AND CLEARANCEs.
Entrances Of Vessels-American, 2i-
81, 897 tons British, 2S-36, 4s2 tons. Total,
40 vessels and 3S,379 tons.
ClearaDces-Amerlcan, lS-25.579 tons I;
British, 2S--37,O91. Total, 40 vessels, 81,
60 tons. Total entrances and clearances,
90 vessels and 13l ,049 tons-an increase
over December, 1885.
IMPORTS.
Salt, s10,003; cement, S2,00I coffee, s13,-
23s. Total, $25,242. Increase IN imports
ever December, 1885, sl5,60S.
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
Cotton, SLOTS, $50; wheat, SOC, $40; -four,
e37,405; corn, 1900; coal. $40, l54; lard,
e2,7Ss; lumber, $4,000; cigarettes, 1861 /;
tobacco, f343; oii-cake, $500; bags, 1928 !;
slaves, $500; lard.oiI, $l,052; bacon, S49S.
Total, tl.267.766. Increase over December,
1885, $945,S46.
EntIpnce and clearance (ioreign) during
the year 1886, 269; entrance and clearance
tioreigp) during the year 1885, 22l. Increase
In 1856, 40.
Domestic exports for the year 1856,
5000. $50; domestic exports for the year
1885, sl,G5s,002. Increase la 1886, "a, A0,.
500.
Imports during 1856, sso,sO7. PAvL.
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NEWPORT News, Va, Dec. 81, 1886.
The following business has been done at
this mort this mnnth:
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nAIGneAD LANES.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ass r. y. MAIL daily except sunday

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ass p, n. NAIL daily except sunday
VS. A. n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily lsr.
,.sAx. s SsP, To ExYykalss a.,l, a..
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
At C1ifton Forge with Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway for the South, West, ana
At Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for ell points south, Southeast AMI
Seuthwest. and Virginia Midland railway
for All points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railway
for all points In the South, and Richmond.
Fredericksbury. and Potomac railroad iof
ali points North.
At Lexington with Baltimore and Ohm
railroad, making close connections AZ Hay.
per's Ferry to and from Pittsburgh and ina
West. also to points North and Fast.
Sleepsmo-ear attached 10 NssA Ezprey at
L.rchbtyo.
Trains marked I daily (eIcsp, sunday.
Tickets sold To all points. 0fices sis
east Main street, 1000 Main, and at Rich.
mond and Allegheny deI.. Eighth snd
General Passenger aud Express Agent
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TRAINS NoRrawARD.


sDaily. iI)aily Except Sunday
STOPPiNG-PLACES.
Nos. az and 90 make no stops. Nos. 10
2s, 90. and as stop only on signa az MAJ
chester, Centralia. aud Chester. Nos. 81.
50. 80, 81, IS, and 90 viii stop At all stations
for passengers.
PuLLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. is. AZ. and 90 sleeplns
cars between Washington aud Jack6onvttle
On Trains Sos. "a and 81 sleeping-cAu oe
tween Washington and Charleston. Ur
Train No. SO sleeping. car between Tampa
Fla, and Washington (rio Jacksouviliej
On Train No. as sleeping car between Jack
souyille aud New York. On Trains Nos
2S aud 10 slespfDg-cars between New Yorh
and Aiken. 4. C., lria Charieston.) o.
Train No. 23 sleeping-car between New
York snd Tampa> Fla, triG Isckscuviife.j
THx ONLY AIsL-RAIL LINE TO mob
LEAVE. FOLK Aaarv..
alchm' a.. sll:as A. N. Norfolk. -s:iO 2. \
siehmd-- t6:90 z. ~. Norfolk 1000 z. y
Scrfoik.... 1850 A. n. ksshms1-l:S 2, =
Norfolk. t5:30 y. ~. kichAl'd- Gao y. ~
These trains also make cl0ee o0nneotion
20 and nom FArmyille, LYuchburg. end
southwestern polntA and III glati0n1 o.
shs norfolk and Wsstssn pilyo9 =,
superintendent q !; NO. SSSits:n.
81 izzs zSsas 49, -
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CLERKS OFFICE CIBCUIr COURT /
HENBICO COUNTY.
BRYAN TRUkTEE, wRo SUES, &C.. PLAIN.
TIFFs. AGAINST YARBRoUGH AND
OTHERS, DEFEHDANTs-lN CHASCERY.
hereby certify that the bond required
CT Specla l-CommissIoner Harvey Wilson
by decree entered In the above cause on
the goth day OF December, 1888, has bean
duly given.
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of
December, 1883.
iaI GEORGE W. CARTER, Clerk.
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- II. r.! +! NJ agI, s6;5r,
~ SCHEDULE TAKING wYDB
NOvElfBER 81, 1ooe.

NOvkl6BER ~, 1eee.
LsAv. xfcHnoHDs
a.x6 A. n. for Newport News. Ola r0lAi
Comfort end Norfoiks oaiu
except Sunday.
il.lO A. II. Through and Local Nall % ~
points west. elsepeu Oiftoc
Forge 70 Huntinstou. sxcsr
e,oPx. scr nS Isxpcrs Nswu, osd Point
ana Norfolk. except Sunday.
400 p, n. 0Ordopgvilie Accommodation
except sunday.
cas- p, II. for Louisville, Cincinneus Oni.
cago, 81. Louis. Memphis, ano
New OYleans-Fast Expro1s--
with through Pullman1 daily,
Only route running Pullman
West nom Richmond
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
$40 A. N. 0ordonsville Accommodated
l1:06 A. n. rom Norfolh, Old Point, amt
Newport News, except Sunday
500 y. n. from local points and the West
s,o NJ. i saSsP ol sq Polni. Newport Ssws
and Norfolk daily, except Sun
$50 p. N. nom Louisville and Cincir
nati-Fast Expfeas--dAuy.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets nj 1000 Main street and At thu
depot. II: w. FULLER
General Passenger Agents.
wrLLIAD q. WIcKHAn. Second Vice
President. 80
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-gched'
uls commencing NOVEMBER 10, 1885,
eastern standard time:
700 A. n. leaves Byrd-Street station
daily; stops only ut Ashland
Junction. Milford, and Fredes
ricksburg. Sleeper to Wash.
ington. Leaves Washington
for New York ct l1:2o A. NJ.
ll:o9 A. N. leaves Byrd-6treet station
daily. except Sunday. Leave
Warrington for New York O.
$40 T. n, also by limited 81
$40 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station
daily. Sleeper to New York
1929 A. NJ, arrives at Ryrd-street station
daily. Sleeper from New York
2;ss p. NJ, arrives at byrd.street station
daily: stops at Frederic ksburg
Milford, and Junction. Bleeps
from Washington.
p:l8P M, arrives at Byrd. Street ststios
daily, except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 p. NJ, c o N m odation, leave
Broad-Street station; arrive
at Ashland at 8 T.. N.
s:o4 =. NJ. leaves El0a; arrives at Ashland
at GA =. NJ.
SIS A. NJ, accommodation, arrives O.
Broad-Street station; leave
Ashland ct 8 AN.
$50 p. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves Ashland
at 5:12 p. NJ.
q. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
E. r. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
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M hop Whiesle On she Prayer Book.
tAiexsndria Gaxstte.l
Bishop Whittle has written the following
]eti<r on the subject Of the changes In the
Pysyes.Dook.
10 ne Clergy Of Virginia
Reverend and Dear Byetbren,--i take
Ms method Of replying 70 the question
which some Of you have addressed to me,
- Whst are ne 70 do IN regard 70 the
enengss u ~ prsyer-Beok which were
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MARsHAl,S SALE At III
wi pUPI TC ATCTION OFTHE tgEkStftrk

MI AhC HALO OA LIZ a Al-f0-
1u PUBLIC AUCTION OFTHE ssessi6
SIDE WHEEL SALOON STEAMBOAT
"NORWOOD."-By authority OF an order OF
the District Court OF The United states for
the Eastern district OF Virginia entered on
the 10th day OF November 1885 In the
case OF Jacob Kirsh rs Steamboat "Nor-
wood" win sell at public auction. TO the
highest bidder, on
JANUARY 9. 1887.
at IL o'clock noon. AT ROCK etis In the city
OF Richmond, the SIDE w Il EEL SALOON
eTEa MB0AT "NORWO0D." This bost
was rebuilt at Wilmington, Del. I'm 1878.
Dimensions OF hull: Length, i5t feet:
breadth. 20 feet; depth, feet. Net ton
page, le2 s2-l00 Low-pressure engine;
diameter Of cylinder, 81 inches: stroke Of
piston, z feet; boiler IS feet long, 8 feet d.
ameter. made OF iron In 1882; Il allowed
steam pressure 90 pounds To square inch I;
boiler good. having been but little used
Machinery has been overhauied Within the
last slxty days. Boat In good condition
and ready for use. TERMS: Cash. Gan DO
seen 1T her wharf In Richmond.
u.,..., r..,.rn n,.,, 7. w y S vsya,.
de rs
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srArE rAIR.GRouNDs.

STATE FAIRGROUNDS.
bids WILL BE RECEIVED TO
~ JANUARY TIN for LEASING TIE
TRACK. GRAND TANU. STABLES. ADD
GRAZING PRIVILEGES at the FAIR.
GROUNDS for the year 1887.
The Society reserves the right To reject
any or all bids.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE W. MAYO,
de SLID Secretary and Treasurer.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. IL, 1855
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBUHe

TWO DAILY TRAINS To NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LyNCHBUse
LEAVE RICHMOND
ll:so A. n. Daily, Ufa Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive at Pa
tersburg 1920 p. NJ. leave Pc
tersburg 1890 p. NJ. daily; or
rive at Norfolk SHOP. NJ.
lI:so A. NJ. Daily, eid Richmond aud Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive at Pc.
tersburg 1920 p. NJ. No. ,
leaves Petersburg 1910 p. NJ
for FarmviIle, Lynchburg, Ro-
snoke, Bristol. Knoxville. ans
all points south and west.
ESQ r. M. Daily, except Sunday, wa Rich.
mond and Petersburg railroad
Arrive Petersburg tbs Z. M.
leaves Petersburg 7:20 =. NJ.
daily, arriving Norfolk 10 z
Norfolk.
$50 y. N. Daily, except Sunday, vto Rich
mond aud Petersburg railroad
Arrive at Petersburg tbs r. II.
connecting with train No.
leaving Petersburg at s:26 p
M, for Farmville, Lynchburg
Roanoke, Bristol, Knoxville
Chattanooga, and all point
south and west.
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACCOMMC
DATIONS.
NO. l-Sleeping.car from Petersburg sc
Bristol without change.
No. 8-Roanoke TO Atlanta, Macon, anc
New Orleans, without change.
Tickets, baggage. checks, and all informa
tion can be obtained at Richmond aud Pc
tersburg railroad depot and at A. w. Gar
ber's 1000 Main street. W: b: BEvILL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice. President.
General office Roanoke. Va. So 10